I
love visiting and revisiting my favorite places in a variety of
different weather conditions and lightings. It is amazing how a single
place can have so many different moods.
Often we bemoan the fact that our own moods or attitudes can seem so changeable from day to day or week to week. However, if we engage in a regular meditation practice, we gradually learn to identify ourselves with the Ground of Being or Sky of Awareness rather than with our momentary mood changes. This then allows us to sit back and watch the show of our shifting and colorful emotions rather than become upset by them.
Photos: Watson Lake, near Bellvue, CO, on January 14, January 8, January 12, and November 19 of the 2014-2015 winter season.
Often we bemoan the fact that our own moods or attitudes can seem so changeable from day to day or week to week. However, if we engage in a regular meditation practice, we gradually learn to identify ourselves with the Ground of Being or Sky of Awareness rather than with our momentary mood changes. This then allows us to sit back and watch the show of our shifting and colorful emotions rather than become upset by them.
Photos: Watson Lake, near Bellvue, CO, on January 14, January 8, January 12, and November 19 of the 2014-2015 winter season.
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